| Project by teenagewoodworker | posted 318 days ago | 451 views | 1 time favorited | 8 comments |  |
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Here is an example of the little finishing lures that i turn. this is one out of tiger maple. the kit for turning these is available at Woodcraft and this is just a great little project. Especially if you have kids or really anyone this is just a really fun and simple project. they work too so watch out for the hooks because they are razor sharp! its pretty fun too with the eyes because you can just carve those with a carving tool like i did. as i said above this is a tiger maple one and the finish is General Finishes danish oil followed by 5 coats of shellac. i have also make these out of lacewood, and walnut before as well as another one double dyed out out tiger maple but they seem to leave my hands too fast for me to get them up. this one is for my uncle who loves fishing.
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rikkor
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posted 318 days ago
This is a project I’ve been meaning to try. Thanks for a little nudge my friend.
Beginningwoodworker
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posted 318 days ago
Thats a nice lure.
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Larry
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posted 318 days ago
very good job – I do not make them – but I sure use them -
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MsDebbieP
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posted 318 days ago
fishy fishy in the brook, come and bite my little hook
fishy fishy in the lake, come and bite my hand-turned bait.
Awesome!
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teenagewoodworker
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posted 318 days ago
very nice Debbie!
Daren Nelson
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posted 318 days ago
Pretty cool. I have made a few of those myself. They are fun to make and use.
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Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 318 days ago
Nice…
Lee
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johngoes
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posted 299 days ago
Way cool! Gotta be cheaper than the chinese wally-world crud too. The only thing is, I’d cry every time I snagged and lost one. (Which is a lot!)
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